19 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
1
The notice states that all milk sold was produced on the farm and cooled and bottled at the dairy just after it is drawn to ensure high grade milk. It warns patrons that if milk is sold outside, they will be informed.
The fragmentary text urges purchase of an article at a price and level of privilege, noting business use and investment value. It mentions a phone-like contact and a time emphasis but lacks coherent event, entities, or context to form a proper news-style summary.
Markell and Ford advertise screen doors and wood screens made to order. They claim the largest stock in the style and offer prices from 18 cents upward.
President’s daughter Eleanor Wilson presided at a Valley Forge ceremony unveiling a monument to the New Jersey Brigade Infantry of the Continental Army. Governor Kelder of New Jersey accepted the shaft on behalf of the state as John Henry Fort, president of the monument commission, presented it. General Washington’s era and the Continental Army were recalled as the monument passed to Pennsylvania officials.
Fragmentary OCR line mentions unclear names and numbers with stray phrases. No identifiable event or entities beyond generic terms. Unable to extract a coherent news item or figure.
Washington dispatch reports that Bryan influence was denied by President Wilson as a legislative measure nears completion. House members are studying the issue, with debate and procedural steps unfolding as the deadline approaches. Leaders indicate no final action has been taken yet.
President and Mrs Wilson plan to leave Washington on June 28 and return around July 7. The couple will not host a citizens reception in Cornish due to Mrs Wilsons indisposition from overwork connected to the slum conditions investigation.
Harrisburg leader Vance C. McCormick, owner of a newspaper and Democratic figure, elected to Yale corporation at alumni dinner in New Haven as Taft retires to professorship. Gifts for the year total 1,236,600 dollars from all sources. Six lost at sea in the Olympia sinking near Sable Island after collision. eight crew saved.
Mrs Pankhurst remains gravely ill in London after being released from Holloway jail on license following a brief hunger strike. She was transported by ambulance to a nursing home, with reports noting the seriousness of her condition.
The correspondence mentions many national figures including Democrats and Republicans from Arkansas York Michigan Kansas Maine New York and other states. It hints at a broad probe into influences on recent legislation and may summon witnesses as the inquiry expands.
Police believe Mrs Selle E R Seities shot William Hoga then killed herself in their home. Neighbors heard movement after the shots as the district attorney examines the theory a third person may have fired. The case unfolds amid routine local crime reporting.
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